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WiFi Router Guard - Blocks EMF Exposure

Regular price: €146,00
Sale price: €146,00
Regular price: ~~€240,00~~
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Description

Blocks about 90% of the EMF, RF radiation WiFi routers emit.
Easy installation, no assembly required
Uses the proven Faraday cage technology to block RF waves
Protects the whole house
12 x 9 x 3 inches but does not fit large routers like the Xfinity or ATT Unverse routers.

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Customer Reviews

Does not work!!!!I recently purchased this item to reduce my EMF exposure. I had a EMF specialist come to my home to take readings to help improve my quality of life and try to reduce my overall exposure within my home. I'm ultra sensitive to EMF's due to chronic Lyme and a compromised immune system. He validated that the router guard had no impact at all. Save your money and do not purchase this product. IT DOES NOT WORK.1It does work well!It works! I didn t have any trouble fitting four cords through the hole in the bottom so maybe cord thickness/ size is the issue with other reviewer s. I measured the before and after radiation and I m very pleased with it. I need to buy a couple more, however, because there is a cable box and another router for my camera system that needs to be shielded.5For your own sake.............First of all there is no opening cut for the wires so it can't be closed unless you get a hack saw and cut appropriate opening to accommodate the wires. There is a 1" wide cut in the upper part of the short side with no corresponding lower cut so to close it you'd need flat wiring. This does not accommodate coaxial wire...just a single flat power cord. When I requested to return the unit due to this obvious engineering problem, I was told I had to pay the shipping back to them. When I insisted they pay the freight they finally sent me a paid return label BUT DEDUCTED IT FROM MY REFUND.1Excellent!My router fits in the box perfectly! There is a small hole for the cords to run through. Other reviews complained of a 'slit' that the wires wouldn't fit through, they must have fixed that because I have no trouble. Tested it with a EMF detector and it lowers the EMFs from 100+ to 2-3 without affecting the signal throughout the whole house (2400square ft - works in every room).5Look out!You all DO realize this is a repurposed 8 x 11 desk organizer, right? Pencil holders and even utensil organizers use the same wire design. Notice the hole in the front never quite works with router gods? It s bc the grommet is for your finger to lift the lid when taking out your papers. What a joke and what a lazy supplier. This costs less than 5$ fob to make and if they don t reduce their cost ASAP I m going to have this remade with my own supplier, put holes in the right places, redesign, and sell online for a fraction of the cost.1It worksThe Pro: It does what it says and reduces EMF by about 90% emitting from whatever electronic device you place in it. If you are sensitive to EMF, this made my living space more manageable and noticeably more conducive for mind clarity and relaxing. I also noticed a reduction in heat in the room of where the wifi is connected.The Con: I did notice a decrease in internet performance. But to us its worth it. There has only been one time where we had to open up the top of the container to amplify the connection.As an alternative if you didn't want to purchase this, you could always just unplug your internet and that works too. I like the convenience of this myself.5MAJOR LEAGUE FAILIf you're going to pay over 60 bucks for this thing, it should be able to accomodate the wiring which goes with the unit that goes inside it. There is one relatively small hole for which to pass the wires through, needless to say, it don't do the job!. This is a BIG FAIL. Sorry but I am VERY fair with all my reviews and I ain't going to change that now.1Greatlly reduces an ISP's always on wifi signalWifi cannot be disabled on my cable company's (shared service) netgear wireless router. This cage substantially attenuates the signal. Confirmed with an Extech 480846 8 ghz rf triaxial emf meter.5Works better than the thick one I made I have attached video showing end sensor proves it works. Easy to set up and install, my wife did it. Easy way to remember which plug goes where, just put tape over the wires before unplugging5Actually reduces RF radiation from a routerAfter I learned about EMF dangers, I wanted to do something to reduce the intensity of the WiFi signal from my router. My computer is wired to the router with an Ethernet cable, but I use WiFi for my cell phone quite often. I was skeptical of this Router Guard, but it seemed to be my only option. After I put my router in it, I tested it with an EMF meter (Cornet ED-78S, using the RF function). When the cage was open, at a distance of about 6 inches, the reading fluctuated around 35-45 mW/m2 and when the cage was closed, the reading fluctuated around 0,5-1.5 mW/m2. At a more reasonable distance of about 2.5 feet (which is how far the router is from my work chair), when the cage was open the reading fluctuated around 5.5-8.5 mW/m2 and when closed the reading fluctuated around 0.2-0.9 mW/m2. These readings are probably specific to my router and should not be taken as absolutes, but the difference between an open cage (unguarded) and a closed cage are remarkable enough to convince me that I got my money's worth. One problem, however, is that there are no holes in the box for wires. The directions say to just close the lid over the wires, but an Ethernet cable is not supposed to be bent sharply, Without bending my cables (inbound feed, Ethernet out, telephone out, and power line) the lid would not close. So I used a hacksaw to make two cuts about 3/4 inch apart and 3/8 inch deep on the top rim of the box (about where the indent on the lid falls) and folded down the material to make an opening for the cables to pass. Then, when the lid is pressed down, it has sufficient play in it to close without bending the cables more than slightly. I also wrapped the cables with aluminum foil to block the opening. Then I used some wire at each corner to keep the lid closed. By the way, even when the router is sealed in the cage, my cell phone picks up the WiFi signal with no problem throughout the room.5

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